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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
6
A fragmentary report describes a royal wedding reception with a Regency style table arrangement and gifts. It notes Princess Mary and guests, including Mrs Atlee H Ayres, and mentions a toast, floral decorations, train bearers, and a breakfast after the ceremony. The piece also lists church and club activities and social events around the wedding period.
Joba Tea outlines Flaxent Ti Wetesu Mes and Waillars Will discusses Laas Bent of Government Daily life and Vegetation. Mra L Watler Evans describes Idyllic Homes and Lives of the Indians. Roseprand appears in a recital this week and Miss Davies shows rapid rise after graduation at San Antonio two years ago.
New York police arrested five men suspected of flooding the metropolitan area with counterfeit currency, seizing about $865,000 in notes and weapons during a Tuesday night operation. The group allegedly produced counterfeit money in Manhattan's uptown district and targeted local businesses as part of a broader scheme.
A meeting of the San Antonio Real Estate Board directors at the Gyatie hotel approved immediate organization of a boosters club aimed at informing residents of civic matters. The group will include about 100 members and focus on civic education and realty interests, with a February report noting broad realtor support.
Debaters from boys and girls divisions gathered at the high school building for a local contest. Ora Inoil Wotta won the girls division and Arthur Beliubert won the boys. Bank presidents presented rings to top debaters as the session discussed migration and U S policy proposals.
Miss Ellen Dilwith Nay named duchess of Gonzales by the Order of the Ate tn represent Crongales at the Court of Aid ladin during the week of April 21 in San Antonio. Attendants include Master Nixon of Hobetown as duke and Miss Christine Close of Alice as maid of honor. A Band concert at city hall features Taylor High School Marching Band with 43 players.
Diamond Dyes claim to restore color and extend wear on faded fabrics and garments. The ad assures women they can dye silk, cotton, linen, and mixed materials at home with Diamond Dye products. Results include even coverage and protection against streaks, spots, or runs, with guidance on fabric types and potential shrinkage.
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